There will never be another Jackie Wilson! No matter who tries to imitate or impersonate him... It will never ever happen.! Not in this life time or the next...!!!!!
He was a great thing and dancer, Jackie Wilson will always be a legend, Even to the young ones even the commodores had to sing about Jackie Wilson then end Marvin gay they both were excellent singers and then Jackie Wilson can really dance, One of his sons look just like him, You never know the dirt until the artist are dead and I never knew what was going on how they was exploiting him with his money and things like that they probably still doing it today but God have mercy on this so what happened To Jackie Wilson, I pray it doesn't happen to other singers, And then they showed a picture of the nursing home they put him in and being neglected as well, And I hear they still using his music and is still making money and they are wondering now where is the money going it's not going to his children or his grandchildren so where is it going?, What a shame. I always did love his music even when I was little. He's another one that will be missed like Marvin Gaye, And Michael Jackson and just about all of the motown singers were great. I must say excellent. Smokey Robinson the temptations the 4th tops Diana rose and The Supremes, Many of them lived in the motor city I was fortunate enough, To take the tour there, It was still left The same every recording the only recordings that they used to use the 5 sun candy machines that was buried Gordie's 1st department, They never have changed it it was so wonderful to really have a tour of all the great singers that make music there.❤❤❤❤❤
As stated above, on May 28th, 1961 Jackie Wilson performed "I'm Coming On Back to You" on the CBS-TV variety program 'The Ed Sullivan Show'.... The following month on June 12th, 1961 the song entered Billboard's Hot Top 100 chart at #72; four weeks later it would peak at #19 {for 1 week} and it spent 8 weeks on the Top 100... It reached #9 on Billboard's Hot R&B Singles chart... Between 1958 and 1975 'Mr. Excitement' had forty-eight records on the Hot R&B Singles chart; sixteen made the Top 10 with six reaching #1*, "Lonely Terdrops" for 5 weeks in 1960, "You Better Know It" for 1 week in 1959, "A Woman, A Lover, A Friend" for 4 weeks in 1960, "Doggin' Around" for 3 weeks in 1960, "Baby Workout" for 3 weeks in 1963, and "(Your Love Is Lifting Me) Higher and Higher" for 1 week in 1967... Four of his forty-eight records on the Hot R&B Singles chart were duets; two with Count Basie, "For Your Precious Love" {#26 in 1968} and "Chain Gang" {#37 in 1968}, one with Linda Hopkins, "Shake A Hand" {#21 in 1963}, and one with LaVern Baker, "Think Twice" {#37 in 1966}... Jack Leroy Wilson Jr. passed away at the young age of 49 on January 21, 1984... May he R.I.P. * He just missed having a seventh #1 record when "That's Why (I Love You So)" peaked at #2 in 1959...
I listened to jackie with my older sister Beverly who was his biggest fan as I was ,we payed his records day and night ,never got tired of hearing his amazing voice ,so good looking and great dancer too, his son bobby Brooks is also amazing, thank you for this video,t hats playing his records not paying made an error,
Gm edagdwg thanks for sharing this story of what happens when you have a voice to wake you up with joy in your soul love him sooooooo blessed to have seen him alive linda j peace ❤️💯🌈🐻🌹🌈❤️☮️☮️☮️❤️
This song was written by my very dear friend, Al Kasha, who wrote many songs for Jackie. I just learned that Al died recently...he was one of the kindest people I have ever met. www.altafidelidad.org/fallece-al-kasha/
3 года назад
Thank you very much for providing such valuable information. Praise for the great musical contribution of Al Kasha. Paradise is full of talent.
Thank you very much friend ru-vid.com, that's a very good information you share with us, and that says a lot of professionalism and artistic quality that had the great Jackie Wilson, so now will I pay a simple tribute, publishing a video showing his great musical talent .
